Your Healthy Family: Coffee could help reduce liver damage

New research suggests drinking more coffee could help reduce liver damage caused by too much food and alcohol. The study included about two thousand patients with liver cirrhosis, which kills more than one million people each year. It showed drinking two additional cups of coffee a day was linked to a 44-percent lower risk of developing cirrhosis. That risk dropped even more among those who drank three or four cups of coffee. Experts aren't sure which compounds in coffee protect the liver, but it's safe to say loading up on sugary lattes is not a good way to prevent cirrhosis.

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Phil Long dealerships released the following statement Monday afternoon: "We are evaluating the events of the weekend. It is important to state that we haven't fired Von. We are in the middle of contract renewal and this weekend's events remind us that sometimes we feel that we best represent ourselves."

Phil Long dealerships released the following statement Monday afternoon: "We are evaluating the events of the weekend. It is important to state that we haven't fired Von. We are in the middle of contract renewal and this weekend's events remind us that sometimes we feel that we best represent ourselves."

People in the Midtown Barber Shop shared their reactions to protests around the NFL the previous day.

Former military members at the Midtown Barber Shop in Colorado Springs reacted one day after nearly 200 NFL players kneeled or used other displays to protest racial injustice during the national anthem.

Former military members at the Midtown Barber Shop in Colorado Springs reacted one day after nearly 200 NFL players kneeled or used other displays to protest racial injustice during the national anthem.